IP

In 2016, operators worldwide began strategising how NFV could play a central role in their networks, as they hoped to drive efficiencies and move to a more flexible Internet Protocol

Operators around the world are achieving considerable network efficiencies, and gaining more flexibility over how they develop their services, by establishing Network Function Virtualisation (NFV) as a central pillar of

Threat intelligence from NuData Security, provides insight into the ominous cyber fraud threats.

In an industry environment where operators are looking to launch new, competitive ultrafast services and vendors are evolving to meet an ever-changing customer base, the need for a defined set

Network performance transparency and service level agreement (SLA) assurance recently reached a new milestone for AMS-IX.

A Network Functions Virtualisation (NFV), Italtel, has revealed its plans in Iran, specifically that it will concentrate on building up ultra-fast Internet wideband infrastructures so that essential services such as

Cradlepoint, a global provider of cloud-based network solutions for connecting people, places, and things over wired and wireless broadband, is opening a new EMEA headquarters in West Byfleet, Surrey, close

Dimetis, IP pioneer and provider of software solutions that manage contribution and distribution for customers worldwide,

Xura Inc., announced that it is working with Telkomsel, to help protect the operator’s more than 153 million subscribers from SMS spam.

Xura, Inc, a provider of digital communications services for enterprises, has announced research findings that reveal 70% of communications service providers (CSPs) plan to virtualise some or all of their